
OIL IN THE FAMILY: Grynberg Heirs Stiff Dad's Right-Hand Man
Gene Webb saved the Grynberg oil heirs $290 million. When they fired him, they refused the $123,000 he said he was owed. He's 80 and makes sandwiches.

Gene Webb saved the Grynberg oil heirs $290 million. When they fired him, they refused the $123,000 he said he was owed. He's 80 and makes sandwiches.

Yesterday, I posted an article, Operation Legatus: NXIVM Crimes Revealed by Susan Dones Might be Worth Looking at by NDNY.

While some have read Susan Dones deposition (11/23/2010), it bears further study for those who think some Nxivm leaders got off too easily. Dones was the owner of the Tacoma NXIVM Center; a field trainer, proctor, and head trainer for NXIVM.

[Editor’s Note: Frank Report correspondent Dianne Lipson attended yesterday’s Curcio hearing – and contributed to this report. As usual, our thanks to Dianne for providing accurate and timely infromation].
This is Part 5 of Allison Mack’s role in the sex trafficking of Nicole. It is part of a larger series on how Allison Mack was revealed during the trial of Keith Alan Raniere.

Top flight reporter Allison Swan for Hollywood Life copped a great, exclusive interview with Sarah Edmondson.

Sometime before Toni Natalie and husband #4, Scott Foley, put their house up for sale at 13 Santa Circle, in Pittsford, NY, pictures were taken to show off the loveliness of the home.

This is Part 4 of Allison Mack’s role in the sex trafficking of Nicole. As readers know, Nicole was the only slave in the Nxivm cult to have been proven to have been sex trafficked. Nicole was Allison’s slave in Nxivm’s subgroup DOS.

Oh, no. We seem to have caught Toni Natalie in another lie.

It has long been rumored – in part by things Keith Raniere himself hinted at – that his mother sexually abused him when he was young and continued it for years – even into his teens.

This post, by Susan Dones, is in fact an open letter to Kim Snyder, the sister of Kristin Snyder – who went missing after taking a Nxivm class on Feb. 6, 2003 and was never seen again.

On January 27th, an electrical fire knocked out power in parts of the Metropolitan Detention Center. The outage lasted a week.